Archives for August 2011
The real reason Jerusalem is important to the Muslim world.
The Map of Love and Misreading
A reconsideration of Ahdaf Soueif’s “The Map of Love.”
A Forty-Year Fraud
The UN Committee for the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People has been holding a knife to Israel’s back since 1975.
Katy Perry Stands Up for Israel – Then Sits Down
A pop star prays for the Jewish State and becomes a victim of an Internet intifada.
The American Worker’s Loss Is GE’s Gain
GE’s business strategy depends on Obama’s lavish corporate welfare — but only Chinese workers benefit.
Maxine Waters Apologizes—To Fidel Castro
The radical representative adores the jailer of the longest suffering black political prisoners in modern history.
Symposium: Russia After Elena Bonner
A distinguished panel discusses the death of a heroic Russian dissident — and the continuing power of the KGB.
African Spring or African Slaughter?
The Obama administration’s “Responsibility to Protect” doesn’t apply to black Sudanese freedom fighters.
Tehran’s American Hostages
Hikers Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer are imprisoned in Iran — could they be out by Ramadan’s end?
Reel Bad Criticism
Abbot and Costello, Popeye, and Elvis as anti-Arab crusaders
Gaddafi on the Run
Did the Libyan rebels boast too soon of their success?
Arab Spring for Dummies
Obama deserves the credit for the violence exploding out of Egypt.
Darby Made Them Do It?
The Left is out for apostate blood.
Cleansing Indonesia
Minority-sect Muslims beaten to death and skulls crushed with rocks — while killers laughed and danced.
Israel and the Youth
Which political perspective is responsible for disaffection of young Jews?
One Million Israelis Under Missile Fire
A day in the life of terror attacks.
Beck Takes Courage to New Level
A powerful keynote address from Jerusalem.
The Mighty Quinn
A new dystopian satire takes a hit at eco-terrorism.
Land of the Sinking Credit Rating
Another downgrade strikes.
Victory or Martyrdom?
The battle for Tripoli was swift, but the Libyan leader’s end may be long and bloody.
Maritime Jihad
U.S. commander warns of pirate-terrorist alliance.
Jesus, Bombs & Ice Cream
The Religious Left commemorates the tenth anniversary of 9/11 with an anti-American circus.
The View from Syria
What Assad is thinking about Qaddafi’s fall.
Ron Paul’s Misunderstanding of Modern Warfare
Outdated foreign policy matters.
Drug Shortage Crisis Grows
Demonizing the pharmaceutical industry has its down sides.